Actor Shea Buckner says Columbus has been an amazing place to shoot
Throughout recent years, the state of Georgia has become a major player in the film industry. Now, Columbus has become the home of a movie being headlined by Bruce Willis. Read more ›
Construction underway for new food hall in Uptown Columbus
Columbus will soon be home to the Chattahoochee Valley’s first food hall. Banks Food Hall will be on Bay Avenue in Uptown Columbus in between 11th and Bay and WhiteWater Express. Read more ›
Filmed at Flat Rock Studio
Overcomer Teaser Trailer released. Filmed in Columbus GA and at Flat Rock Studio. Read more ›
Grand opening and ribbon cutting held for The Rapids at Riverfront Place in Columbus
The grand opening for Columbus’ newest development was held Tuesday. The Rapids at Riverfront Place presents the largest single real estate investment in the history of the W.C. Bradley Company. Read more ›
CoWork Columbus offering business owners a flexible workplace
Co-Work Columbus is offering entrepreneurs, freelance workers or startup business owners the ideal workplace. Co-Work Columbus is a new venture for the community, giving folks the opportunity to work in a flexible setting with all the resources you need. The membership-based service charges a monthly fee and includes six private offices, twenty private desks, over fifty flex workstations and more. Read more ›
CoWork Columbus brings shared work space concept to Chattahoochee Valley
A workplace concept that has taken hold in larger cities across the country is making its debut in a historic downtown Columbus mill building. The W.C. Bradley Company is opening Cowork Columbus, a shared membership workspace in Eagle & Phenix Mill No. 3. Read more ›
CSU celebrates opening of new film production studio
Columbus State University celebrated the opening of its new film production studio. A ribbon cutting was held Friday at Flat Rock Studios, the new home of CSU’s television and film production program. Read more ›
New Home for Columbus State’s Film Program Opens
Columbus State University is embarking on some exciting endeavors to increase opportunities for students interested in film production. Flat Rock Studio, a former warehouse owned by W.C. Bradley Co. and the new home for the Columbus State University’s television and film production program, opened with a ceremonial ribbon cutting at the 180,000 square foot studio located on an 80 acre lot on Jameson Road. Read more ›
Professional movie and TV studio opening in Columbus, also home to CSU students
It has been five years since film producers showed up in Columbus, closing the 13th Street bridge downtown for several days to shoot one dramatic car crash scene for the 2014 movie, “The Need for Speed.” In hindsight, that white-knuckle experience appears to have foreshadowed the future for Columbus as it yearns to quickly grab a larger slice of the Georgia filmmaking pie, with the industry’s statewide economic impact now approaching $10 billion a year. Read more ›